Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Welcome back in hour number three Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. We appreciate all of you

hanging out with us and hanging out with us all week long 14 hours up. We are rolling into

the 15th hour right now. And we've been talking about Mother's Day coming up on Sunday and many

people will be celebrating Mother's Day and are excited to do so. But it's also for many people

out there a challenging day because we've lost loved ones the moms in our lives. And right now

we're joined by two individuals that know all too well how challenging losing a loved one can be

Frank Siller of tunnel to towers who founded the organization that you guys have donated over

$5 million to and have done so much tremendous good work. His brother firefighter who died on 9-11

and we are also joined by Jenny Taylor. She is a mother of seven who lost her husband when he was

fighting in the war on terror. Her husband army major Brit Taylor was killed on his fourth

deployment to Afghanistan on November 3rd of 2018. And a week from today we want to say this

tunnel to towers is hosting a special concert at the Wild Horse Saloon in Nashville for local

military and first responders. It's closed event but they are going to stream it at t2t.org and

I'll start with you Frank. Thanks for all the work you do with this incredible charity. And thanks by

the way to everybody out there listening right now who has helped you to be able to do such tremendous

work by donating to tunnel to towers. Tell me about the event in Nashville what inspired it who's

going to be there what it will be like. Well thanks for having me on first of all and Jenny I know

you're on the phone too. And in Jenny Taylor is a hero in our own right. The mother of seven beautiful

children paid such a big price for a husband serving our country. So no we're so proud that we're

doing this concert. What inspired is we have never forget concerts that we do we have a series we

do them all over and we're doing it in Nashville because these are the people that understand

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